Australia First Party

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If a man went to the rally in Melbourne in a swastika shirt , so what?

The swastika shirt plays to our enemies, scaring little old ladies and forcing otherwise decent but brainwashed White men to spit at their TV's and chew their newspaper edges with society endorse hatred of logic and common sense. Put the swastika to bed for now; Creativity is the future.

Why can't Squadron 88 be called a "racial love group?".

Because without old Ross the Skull, it's a non-existent Facebook group of fools and trolls.

All this "let's ban hate groups with the bikies" sort of crap. That is a load of B/S!

As for bikers: Banning bike clubs is another political tactic to ban Independent White Men's Groups - groups of White individuals that may just think ... And also, it's a tactic the JOG use to come down on the Sand-Niggers while placing the blame on decent White folk. Just phone the NSW Middle Eastern Crime Squad and ask them ... They'll then arrange for the average copper to arrest you and me and ten of our White Racialist brothers and/or sisters in order to prove that coppers are not "racist" ... and the Middle Eastern Crime Squad then go off to catch one dirty Sand-Nigger from somewhere or another.

Use of bikers to ban criminal Sand-Niggers today will lead to other politicians banning us tomorrow - and there's already been plenty of calls for that yesterday.

@Cailen.

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Boycott the anti-Australian Bendigo Bank ...

Bendigo Bank closes account of anti-mosque group

Simon Lauder | ABC (Australia) | 8 April 2014

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-04-08/bendigo-bank-stands-by-decision-to-close-account-of-anti-mosque/5375340

Extract: The Bendigo Bank last week informed the Stop the Mosque group that it was closing the group's account, saying the bank only wants to do business with organisations that share its values.

The group was raising funds for its fight against a mosque which is proposed for a site near Bendigo's airport.

Local councillor Elise Chapman has accused the bank of trying to be the 'moral police'.

"There's a lot of other people - there's murderers, paedophiles, criminals - everybody banks, and I'm sure that those people also have bank accounts at the bank," Ms Chapman said.

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Australian Labor Party rips off Australia First Party: Labor get accused of White Supremacy by mainstream media ...

https://www.facebook.com/AusFirstParty/posts/1439912866083606

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Rally and Fight For Freedom
Tuesday 23rd May 2017
Melbourne Magistrates Court

https://www.facebook.com/TonyTime83/posts/10155370249773699

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Report from MSM ...

Members of the United Patriots Front have extolled their anti-Islamic beliefs as they clashed with protesters and media in fiery scenes outside a Melbourne court.

Video showed the far-right group's masked supporters as they cheered "Aussie, Aussie, Aussie, oi, oi, oi," and unfurled a Donald Trump flag in front of a large police presence this morning.

A man in the far-right group punched a camera operator in the stomach while another grabbed a protester's phone and threw it on the ground.

Opposing protesters shouted, "Muslims welcome, racists not," as they held placards emblazoned with crossed-out swastikas.

It came after United Patriots Front leader Blair Cottrell, 35, and supporters Neil Erikson, 32, and Christopher Shortis, 45, faced Melbourne Magistrates' Court accused of offending Muslims.

The trio are facing charges under Victoria's racial vilification laws after a mock beheading of an effigy during protests against a Bendigo mosque in 2015.

They are accused of making a video aiming to incite contempt for Muslims and defacing a footpath and garden bed wall at the city's council offices.

"We happen to be charged because we had the audacity to question a certain doctrine of Islam," Mr Shortis said outside court.

"We did the mock beheading to alert the fact that Bendigo residents were concerned about Muslim immigration into this country.

"Because there is a correlation between increased numbers and increased acts of terrorism."

Mr Erikson said he is going to subpoena Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews and Police Commissioner Graham Ashton to give evidence in the case.

"They have pushed for this case. I think it's a conspiracy against right-wing politics," he said.

"Daniel Andrews has a lot of skeletons in his closet. He had a hand in this and we all know it."

Facing court without legal representation, Mr Cottrell said the case was weak and a waste of time, and should be thrown out.

But the magistrate said the case must go ahead and it will return to court on September 4.

Source: http://www.9news.com.au/national/2017/05/23/13/53/supporters-of-far-right-group-clash-with-protesters-outside-melbourne-court